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One continuous panel, crown to ankle
Head covering and body are cut as one piece, so the line runs straight from the crown to the hem without a waist seam to break it. That is the difference the customer feels first: nothing has to be arranged at the shoulder before the garment sits correctly.
- No waist seam
- Covers head, neck and body in one garment
- Nothing to pin or arrange
The same pattern in deep purple
Photographed on two models of different heights, which is the honest way to show a one-size garment: the hem sits above the floor on the taller figure and pools slightly on the shorter one. Saturated tones read heavier than black because the folds catch more light.
- Two heights, one size
- Hem position varies with height
- Deep tone shows the folds
On the stand: sleeve set and front fall
The front view shows where the sleeve is set into the body and where the fabric starts to drop. The armhole is generous rather than fitted, which is what allows the garment to be pulled on over everyday clothes without strain.
- Generous armhole
- Sleeve set in at the shoulder
- Fabric drops from the chest
The back, as one uninterrupted panel
No yoke, no centre seam, no dart. A single panel at the back is what keeps the drape even on both sides — seams are where a long garment starts to pull or twist after wear.
- No yoke or centre seam
- Even drape on both sides
- Nothing to twist in wear
Side profile and how the cloth hangs
From the side the garment reads as a single falling column, with the sleeve breaking the line only where the cuff gathers. This is the view buyers ask for when they want to judge weight: a heavier cloth falls closer to the body, a lighter one stands away.
- Single falling column
- Cuff gathers at the wrist
- Cloth falls close to the body
- Item
- One-Piece Jilbab with Integrated Head Covering
- SKU
- MM003
- Fabric
- Polyester
- Colours
- Black · Purple
- Sizes
- One Size
- MOQ
- 50 pcs
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